DeepCool AN600 Low Profile CPU Cooler High-Performance 6 Copper Heat Pipes 180w TDP Top Down CPU Cooler 67mm Tall with Slim 120mm PWM FDB Fan 1850RPM 61.56CFM Airflow for LGA 1700/1200/115X/AM5/AM4

I bought this for my new build but the one thing you have to really look at, is if it will fit your motherboard without hitting the side plug panel. Each motherboard is different so you may have to purchase just to see if it will fit. It's not a straight up and down fit. It hangs off to one side which is not an issue unless it hits the panel part of the motherboard. Otherwise, I would HIGHLY recommend it for it's size, low profile and heat transfer abilities! Very well build and looks GREAT! Very professionally done DeepCool. My hats off to you....

Install: I didn’t have to do any mods or tweaks but the power cable is tight in Fractal. If you losen it and then put the cooler in then tighten it fits ok. Others i saw were using standoffs to hang the plug out. You can do that too, but i didn't need to.Cooling wise in a 64 degree house, the cpu, 5900x, will climb up to 70’s (max) under usage with a pretty strong fan ramp in a small form factor case (the ridge). Its acceptable, but don’t expect any kind of magic or dead silent fan but you can tame even higher powered cpus with the right tweaks well. I can get it closer to what you would expect in a large case with a larger cooler if i turn off pbo, and am careful with cable placement. I'll run it in the 30's-40s with general computing. I also use fan curve software. THe 5900x runs a similar heat level to most higher end desktop cpus and that's a very small case, with a beefy gpu by the way so this fan does work. By the way my fist attempt was lack luster i had to remount with a bit more paste. Your tolerances are very tight with coolers, more so in these challenging situations.Here is a comparison, I’ve also got a 13900k which is much hotter than this but its on a d15 and far away from my head and i don’t normally hear it unless im running a compile and that’s also in a gigantic tower with a lot of supporting cooling. i’ not saying the cooler is bad it’s really good, or the case is bad or the cpu is bad. The combination is just pushing it, it can be done, it’s not bad if you fiddle a bunch with fan curvs and get everything else right in your build (really clean).THe funny thing is this is a cooler that 's really goign to be put into much harder situations than many larger coolers, in general, so just keep that in mind for best results. SFX is a lot of fun, but it can take some fiddeling up wards of 20c quite easily with some adjustments. II will say that it’ s a good cooler. Have realistic expectations though with a cpu like a 5900x in a sfx case like the ridge. One issue with the ridge is the air flow can create some resonance and the fans are fairy close to the grill. I had to fiddle with fan curve quite a bit, actually that case is great, and the cooler as wel but it's also pushing the size of what that case can handle the closer you get to the grill the louder the fans get, and that means you have to slow them down. the physical install was really easy, but the main issue is just tweaking and tweaking until you can quiet case and the power plug in that case is gigantic and takes some finess. My case is pretty close to my head and the fan is pointed right at me so it’s not the most forgiving.The other thing that’s great about this cooler is the ram compat is fantastic.My opinion overall is this cooler is kind of the definition of threading the needle. That’s a compliment.

This is a great SFF cooler that has a great mounting system and has lots of headroom for newer CPUs. But unfortunately case compatibility is still an issue with this cooler, at least for AMD systems. I tried using this cooler in the Fractal Ridge with an AMD build and in both directions the Ridge's power extension cord was in the way. If there was a second set of brackets included for AMD systems I might have been able to rotated it sideways and have it fit. Intel builds won't have this issue since you can install it four ways instead of two. Replacement power extension cords do exist but they're hard to find and of questionable quality. Go with another cooler if you are building an AMD system in the Fractal Ridge case.

I use my computer for photography so it’s not a lot of moving parts so I don’t push my CPU very hard This fan runs great for me but. Iwouldn’t put anything like this on my computer if I was in to gaming.

I had difficulty mounting this product. Like throwing darts to hit a bullseye. The key is to apply enough pressure to thread the mounting screws while it's lined up EXACTLY. But, once it's mounted, the performance is amazing, better than my 120 AIO.

Exactly what I needed for my ITX build, dropped temps 20c and fit perfectly in my fractal terra even with the large corsair vengeance rgb sticks. More than I expected and looks amazing as well, really like the look of the fan. Fan is not noisy at all and will be getting this brand next time I do a build. Thanks!

This is the biggest cooler I could find that fit in my PC (SFF Tower).It's well-built and well-engineered. I am quite satisfied with my purchase.Because I put it in a used business PC that had some non-standard features, I had to get some tiny M2.5 screws from a local PC repair shop.

Keeps my i5 13600k cool with no issues in a fractal Terra.Just make sure to use a lga 1700 contact frame for the slight boost in performance

The DeepCool AN600 Low Profile CPU Cooler is an engineering marvel that has taken my system's cooling to a whole new level. With its high-performance design, six copper heat pipes, slim 120mm PWM FDB fan, and compatibility with various CPU sockets, it's a game-changer for anyone looking to maximize cooling efficiency in a compact space.The AN600 lives up to its high-performance claim. It efficiently dissipates heat, making it an ideal choice for CPUs with a TDP of up to 180W. Whether you're a gamer, content creator, or power user, this cooler ensures your CPU remains cool under pressure. The six copper heat pipes are the backbone of this cooler's cooling prowess. They efficiently transfer heat away from the CPU, ensuring that it operates at optimal temperatures even during intensive tasks.Measuring just 67mm in height, the AN600 is a low-profile cooling solution that fits comfortably in slim cases. It's perfect for small form factor builds where space is limited.The slim 120mm fan, equipped with a Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB), efficiently cools the heatsink. With a maximum speed of 1850 RPM and a high airflow rate of 60.94 CFM, it provides a perfect balance between performance and acoustics.The top-down airflow design is particularly effective at cooling the CPU and surrounding components, ensuring that hot air is efficiently removed from the system.The AN600 supports a wide range of CPU sockets, including LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, AM5, and AM4. It's versatile and compatible with a variety of modern motherboards.The AN600 features a user-friendly installation process, complete with detailed instructions. It's a hassle-free experience, even for those new to PC building and cooling solutions.The cooler is built to last. It's sturdy and constructed from high-quality materials, ensuring it can endure the test of time.In conclusion, the DeepCool AN600 Low Profile CPU Cooler is a cooling solution that combines high-performance capabilities with a slim, low-profile design. It's perfect for those looking to build compact systems without compromising on cooling efficiency. Whether you're a PC enthusiast, gamer, or professional, this cooler guarantees that your CPU remains cool under pressure, allowing you to push your system to its limits. The AN600 has certainly earned its place in my system as a reliable and efficient cooling solution. It's a testament to DeepCool's commitment to quality and performance.

The media could not be loaded.  Para el tamaño que tiene refrigera muy bien, montado sobre un i5-13600k apenas llega a 70° sin aumentar la velocidad el ventilador. Aún teniendo la placa montada en un panel vertical sin caja apenas hace ruido. Los dos primeros slots quedan cubiertos por el ventilador y es necesario desmontarlo para acceder a ellas. Lo instalé girado 180° para tener mejor acceso a la RAM,sin necesidad de desmontar nada.

Installer dans un boitier HTPC avec un 5900x, il refroidit bien le cpu

There is no way to compare against original cooler I had in my HP 800 SFF. Equipped in I7 8700 unit that used to reach up to 100° in boost mode and 90° in normal mode when fully utilised, not to say about fan speed that been ramping up to max RPM, once swapped over got now only ~60-65° in normal mode and 80-85° in boost mode and... It's pretty quiet especially in comparison to the previous unit, this is mainly due to 1wcm fan that got better air flow on slower speed. Really happy with this purchase. LED light on fan is additional benefit for whoever is fancy about lighting up your PC interior.

This is one good air cooler but doesn't fit well in my case. It even cools down the entire case